December 1

• Azhar Grand Sheikh - Quds 'Islamic', 'Christian' Holy Place

  Egypt Online

  Al-Quds is not just an occupied land but it is an Islamic and Christian holy place, affirmed Al-Azhar Grand Sheikh Dr Ahmed el-Tayyeb. Read more »

• Anglican Church - When Secular Sin Sours the Holy Soul

  The Herald

  Back in the village, a man who crouches at village crossroads in broad daylight, all to empty his bowels, worries stiff when no one from the village shoos him off. It means the... Read more »

• Tocoista Church to Continue Supporting State

  ANGOP

  The Vice President of the Republic, Manuel Vicente, received the guarantee of the Tocoista church in continuing supporting the Angolan Executive in the resolution of social... Read more »

November 30

• CCC Sentences Producers of Anti-Prophet Movie to Death

  Egypt Online

  Cairo Criminal Court (CCC) sentenced to death seven Egyptian Copts and a US pastor tried in absentia over charges of producing a movie ridiculing the Prophet Muhammad of Islam. Read more »

• Sultan, Oritsejafor Support Family Planning

  Daily Trust

  Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa'ad Abubakaar III and President, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, yesterday pledged their support for the family planning... Read more »

• Anglican Mass Under Police Guard

  The Herald

  ANGLICANS in Harare yesterday held their first mass in five years at the Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints under heavy police guard. The midweek mass was held a day after the... Read more »

• Gender Identity - the Other Sex, Part Three

  The Star

  Kenya's first public transgender person was a woman only identified as Rose. She made headlines in the 1980s after she got sex reassignment surgery because gender identity... Read more »

• News Alert On National Prayer Day

  Sierra Leone Government

  The entire Muslim community in Sierra Leone will today at 12:00 noon host newly reelected President Dr Ernest Bai Koroma and members of the government to a National Prayer Session... Read more »

• Inquirer Boss Lauds Muslim Congress School

  Inquirer

  The Managing Editor of the INQUIRER Newspaper, Mr. Philip N. Wesseh has lauded the Muslim Congress High School in Monrovia for the high level of discipline at the school over the... Read more »

• Mahama Meets Muslim Leadership

  Ghanaian Chronicle

  President John Mahama, as part of his plan to achieve peace for the country in the forthcoming general elections, has met with the leadership of the Muslim community, during which... Read more »

• Rise, Fall of Kunonga

  Financial Gazette

  AT St Paul's Anglican Parish in Harare, a 58-year old plaque reads: "Erected April 1954 by the generosity of the people of Marlborough". Read more »

• Churches Invade Harare CBD

  Financial Gazette

  THERE is an invasion of commercial buildings in the central business district (CBD) of Harare by a growing number of churches amid concerns that "gospreneuship" is slowly but... Read more »

• Anglicans Returning to Their Property Threatened By Chain-Wielding Thugs

  ACNS

  Reclaiming church properties has not been as easy as Anglicans in Zimbabwe had hoped with some of those trying to do so being refused entry and beaten with chains. Read more »

• Ssuubi Brings His Name Alive for Prisoner's Children

  New Vision

  Sometimes a parent is arrested in the presence of the children. The parent is taken away in such a violent way that traumatises the children. Hope Mafaranga writes about the new... Read more »

• U.S.$One Million Trial Gets Green Light

  New Democrat

  Supreme Court Chamber Justice Philip Banks has given the green light to Criminal Court 'C' presiding Judge Peter W. Gbeneweleh to resume hearing the case of the pastor and his wife... Read more »

• Of Politicians, Clergymen . . .

  Financial Gazette

  THIS week I have decided to write an open letter to Bishop Nolbert Kunonga in the aftermath of the court ruling that has judged against his claim to the Anglican Church properties.... Read more »

• Tunisian Salafist Discusses Path to Extremism

  Magharebia

  A young salafist explains what drew him to the movement and why he opposes the violent actions of more radical Islamists. Read more »

• Islamic Jama'a Calls for Changing Venue of Saturday Protest From Tahrir

  Aswat Masriya

  Egypt's Islamic Jama'a called on Thursday for reconsidering the venue of Saturday's million-man demonstration which the Muslim Brotherhood had called for. Read more »

• Daughters of Glorious Jesus Launch Back2Back Concert

  Ghanaian Chronicle

  For more than 20 years of dedicated life of inspiring gospel music lovers in Ghana and across the world, the sensational group, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, have bounced back with... Read more »

• Religion and Culture Central to Ending GBV

  Gender Links

  Every two or three months, Rudo and her husband Tobias part with either a goat or two chickens as a fine for their violently explosive marriage. Read more »

• Bonnie Deuschle Gives Gospel Lovers a Double Bonus

  The Herald

  It was a double bonus for gospel lovers after singer Pastor Bonnie Deuschle launched the DVD of her album "Yahweh" and a Christmas musical play called "Christmas foretold in search... Read more »

• The Dalai Lama Victory [press release]

  IFP

  Today's judgement by the Supreme Court of Appeals begs the question as to why, in our democracy, we would need to go all the way to one of the highest courts in the land to force... Read more »

• Security Threat - Enugu Pilgrims to Shun Visit to Mount Sinai

  Leadership

  Pilgrims from Enugu State will not visit Mount Sinai during this year's pilgrimage to Israel, the Chairman of the state's Pilgrims Welfare Board, Rt. Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma, has... Read more »

• We Can't Have Religious Crisis in Taraba - Senator Bwacha [interview]

  Vanguard

  Senator Emmanuel Bwacha (PDP, Taraba South) is the Chairman of the senate committee on agriculture and natural resources. Bwacha who recently returned from a visit to ailing... Read more »

• Catholic Archbishop Tasks Christian On ICT

  Vanguard

  Archbishop of Lagos, Most Rev. Adewale Martins, has advised Nigerians to imbibe the culture of using modern technologies and their resources to preach the gospel, promote human... Read more »